Review on Samsung Galaxy S10E by Chang Jeon ᠌

I believe it to be a practically undisputed retail purchase option for individuals in need for my money ($27k): For less than $30,000, you can get a smartphone with wireless charging, complete waterproof protection, a full-featured wide-angle camera, and a small size. Various advantages include: size; exceptionally pleasant grip by the standards of contemporary flagships. Weight doesn't cause the pocket to lag, making it convenient to use during exercise. There has never been a circumstance where I would have liked to tighten the brightness on the screen. - cameras with full wide-angle lenses, quick optics, and passable night photography. Please film underwater footage after checking the moisture protection several times. charging wirelessly. -the inclusion of a 3.5mm port; -USB 3.1 compatibility with Samsung Dex without the need for an additional cable or dock; -External speakers: without exaggeration, they are flagship speakers. They don't have as deep a bass as, say, the XR, but the stereo base is noticeably wider. Pros below: Even in a productive mode, the Exynos CPU doesn't produce much heat, and playing PubG for 20 minutes causes a notable performance decline. It is very annoying that the phone constantly lowers the screen brightness without the user's knowledge, even before resetting the frequencies. It is unclear why the user is not given this option. - The battery is genuinely inadequate; it only lasts for one full working day. Games consume a lot of power, and 3–4 percent of the charge is easily lost while the device is in standby mode overnight. The iPhone lacks this feature entirely, which is an absurd situation.